You don't get a first introduction and get so many people on board, but I think it shows the anxiety that people have,

I’m sure if they listen to their constituents, consumer challenges are already starting to surface, and certainly the stock market’s impact on retirement income is shaking a lot of people,

It will be harder to pass this in the House. No doubt,

I don't think that has a future,

For too long, Congress has delegated its clear authority to regulate interstate and foreign commerce to the executive branch,

By requiring Congressional approval for nearly every tariff increase, S. 1272 would severely restrain the President’s ability to use authorities long recognized by Congress and upheld by the courts to respond to national emergencies and foreign threats,

The president has indicated he would veto it. I don’t see how they get it on the floor in the House. We are going to wait and see what is going to happen next,

The Constitution says Congress has the entire say but over the last 90 years more and more authority have been given to the president to be more nimble to be able to react in terms of national security, in terms of unfair trade,

If passed, this bill would dangerously hamper the President's authority and duty to determine our foreign policy and protect our national security,

If a president has an authority, then I think a president is going to be very jealous about giving any of it up,